Ashton S. Holub

Ashton S. Holub's recent work focuses on a protein module called the START domain, studying how it regulates plant transcription factors (proteins that control gene activity) and how mutations in similar domains relate to cancer. Earlier work in the group spanned genome-wide DNA methylation mapping, retina gene expression, and developmental genetics in copepods, indicating a broad background in molecular biology and genomics before narrowing toward transcriptional regulation and START domain structure-function studies.

Publication output has been low and irregular over the last decade, with several gap years followed by a modest, fairly steady trickle of one to two papers per year since 2022.

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